👁️ 'Unravelling our Anthropocentric Gaze' by Stevie Berneray. In Issue 1 Volume 2 of 'Origins', Stevie shares their reflections on how the language we use perpetuates a human-centred lens. Read more on our website, link in bio!

☕️ 'The Coffee House' by Gavin Jones. Gavin shares their experience of the writing process through their time spent in a local coffee house. Read more in 'Origins' Issue 1 Volume 2, link in our bio!

🔥 'Ignorance is Bliss: Confronting Utopian Ideals in Fahrenheit 451 (1953)' by Zoe Keating. Zoe confronts utopian and dystopian ideas shared in the classic novel by Ray Bradbury in Issue 1 Volume 1 'Origins' of Curiositas. Read over on our website (link in bio)!

🔇 'Smothered Voices and Epistemic Harm: How Wortcunners Navigate Spirituality and Legitemacy in British Academia' by Dr Clare Lesley Hughes. Clare shares their research into the experiences of wortcunners in British academia in Issue 1 Volume 1 'Origins' of Curiositas. Read today over on our website

🖋️ Join the Editorial Team! We're looking for our next Creative Editor to join us at Curiositas. Interested in knowing more? Swipe to find out about the role. ➡️ This role is open to York St John PGRs only.

🌙 'Maiden, Mother Crone: Reflections on the symbol of the Triple Moon within the changing 'feminine'' by Niamh Drain. Niamh explores their current research in Issue 1 Volume 1 'Origins' of Curiositas. Read today over on our website (link in bio)!#

🎊 Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday at our in-person launch event! It was lovely to see so many people at the School of Humanities PGR Flagship Event yesterday, and to share with you our journey of launching Curiositas.

🎉 'Issue One: Origins' Available Now! Our first issue is now available over on our website. The Editorial Team would like to thank everyone who contributed to 'Origins' at every step of the way; from conception to final publication.

📆 One Week Until Publication! Just 7 more days until Issue 1: Origins is published. We can't wait to share our first issue with you at our in-person and online launch events (more details on our previous posts). Keep your eye on our website next Wednesday 6th May for 'Origins'!

💻️ Curiositas' Online Launch Event Join us online on Friday 8th May where members of our Editorial Team will be sharing the journey of the launch of our first issue, and we would love for you to come along. Please email us for the link to join. This event is for Humanities PGRs at York St John only

🥂 We are excited to share that we will be celebrating the launch of our first issue 'Origins' at the Humanities PGR Flagship Event! Our Editorial Team will be sharing the journey of Curiositas so far. We look forward to welcoming you! This event of for Humanities PGRs at York St John only

📅 Save the Date! We are excited to share that 'Issue 1: Origins' will be published in physical print and online, over on our blog. Details of our launch at York St John's Humanities PGR Event will be coming soon.

📚️ Join us on campus for the Publishing your Research as a PGR event! As part of a full day event hosted by PGR School, Curiositas are excited to share the journey of setting up our humanities journal. To book your free place, please email [email protected] for the booking link

👋Meet the Editorial Team Say hello to the Curiositas Editorial Team! Made up of PGRs at York St John University, everyone brings their own experience and unique perspectives to the team. Interested in knowing more about Curiositas? Head to our website, link in bio!

✒️ We are pleased to share that Curiositas now has ISSN codes for both our online and print publications. Our ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) ensures we are recognisable and all publications can be identified.

📆 Save the date! As part of International Women's Week, we are collaborating with Cultivate, who are based at the Centre for Women's Studies at University of York, to run a free creative workshop! All details in the images below! Any questions? Email us at [email protected]

✉️ All of us at Curiositas Journal would like to thank everyone for their submissions to our first issue 'Origins' that is due for publication in May 2026. The editorial team are working hard in the peer review process and cannot wait to share the first issue later this year!

🕰️ One week left! With only 7 more days to go until our submission deadline for our first issue entitled 'Origins', due out May 2026, we would love to hear from you! If you have any questions, please email [email protected]. Head to our website for full submission details, link in bio!

❄️ The Curiositas Team hope that everyone enjoys their winter break. We will still be replying to emails and messages over the break, but replies may take longer than usual. If you would like to get in touch with any enquiries, please email [email protected] or visit our website!

📣 One month to go! We are a month away from our submissions deadline for our first issue 'Origins'! If you are interested in sending us a submission, or have any questions, please get in touch with us via email at [email protected] or visit our website blog.yorksj.ac.uk/curiositas.

🔎We're Seeking Peer Reviewers🔍 Ahead of the launch of our first issue, we're seeking people who are interested in peer reviewing articles! Full training will be provided, with out next training day on the 3rd December via Teams. Please email us at [email protected] for details.

🎉The Editorial Team would like to congratulate everyone who graduated from York St John University this week! All your hard work has paid off, it is now time to share your gifts and skills with the world.

📣We are seeking 'Research in Progress' contributions! Ahead of the launch of our first issue, entitled 'Origins', in May 2026, we are seeking submissions of yet to be complete research. If you're a Postgraduate Researcher at York St John University, we would love to hear from you!

📣Curiositas is calling for papers! Our first issue, Origins, is seeking your submissions for our May 2026 publication. If you have any questions, please visit our website (link in bio) for full submission guidance or get in touch via email [email protected].